Getting started with Qt
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wrote on 25 Oct 2021, 09:56 last edited by
Hi Qt community
I have an gui application which source code is written in Visual studio C++ i want my application to run in both the linux and windows and for some other updates i am shifting towards Qt.
i have to write the whole application in Qt from the beginning now i wanted to clear some doubts before starting- what are the points i need to consider before starting to write the application in Qt
- since both are C++ will i be able to use some code snippet from the existing source code
- between using widget and view (eg: treewidget and treeview ) which is better
this is my first time interacting in this Forum Please be kind i really appreciate your valuable suggestion thanks in advance
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Hi Qt community
I have an gui application which source code is written in Visual studio C++ i want my application to run in both the linux and windows and for some other updates i am shifting towards Qt.
i have to write the whole application in Qt from the beginning now i wanted to clear some doubts before starting- what are the points i need to consider before starting to write the application in Qt
- since both are C++ will i be able to use some code snippet from the existing source code
- between using widget and view (eg: treewidget and treeview ) which is better
this is my first time interacting in this Forum Please be kind i really appreciate your valuable suggestion thanks in advance
- This is quite generic question. Do you have any specific concerns? One thing to consider is Qt license - if you go with the open source version you have to fulfil LGPLv3 license.
- Sure
- Depends. Widgets should be used for small amount of data with simple logic. Else go for views.
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- This is quite generic question. Do you have any specific concerns? One thing to consider is Qt license - if you go with the open source version you have to fulfil LGPLv3 license.
- Sure
- Depends. Widgets should be used for small amount of data with simple logic. Else go for views.
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